The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1887-09-03

! SENTINEL, I feel that l am at liz
10 60 even a step farther and make
Bstions to its helmsman, if l should
| it necessary. But SO far, l am glad
!, YOU have so fully followed the
khat I have marked out tor you,
! one exception) | shall with-hold
Bsistance for the future.
YOU know, have just passed
Iii a period Of two months political
Ind though I was to some extent
], and in many ways disfgured, yet
|still in the ring, ready to do battle
/ at a moments warning. 1t may
remarkable to some of your high
les in low ranks, but it is neverthe
Tue, that a few of us would-be
cians are SO very patriotic that
any sacrifice would cheerfully be
for our country's good. You ought
bire, if yo,, never have, to some
N Of public trust, that you might
how we'll you 10 We your people ana
y meanderings tbroc, c,gh this coun.
und your journal to be extensively y
tied in it, and is much .>amirea. I.,.
representative at Glendora. 'oaoe
observes and receives from y, ,'ur
within our borders, a heart,
ement, and very high apprecia>
r his many able and Dewsy letters
appear from week to week in your
BIS. He writes with the grace and
| at would do credit t. a member
New York Herald's 5 aff. Goods
III" as he has seen proper to dub
endora section ofour county, should
! Y feel proud of him as a citizen,
bw its appreci .tion of his talent,
praise bestowed upon it, by rem
to him all its aid and encourage
which he so richly merits, as an
Ne to go forward in his noble |
l say anything about crop pros I
Only for the qualification OF the '
bg merchant | should not. l G
however, / would be guilty of t
st ingratitude were I to fail in f
ping the fact that our hopes are a
ght for two>thirds cotton crop. i
Tie beginning Of the recent dry g
weather, we had a show for full G
pd the heaviest falling off, that 1 h
hrd mentioned, is about one>third. e
j give us more of the leecy staple d
kn be gathered without extra a
! Without q still greater loss, O
bers will be amply able to pay off "
fore accounts, and have a few e,
] left. Our bread is made, and its Ii
IS surpassed and crop raised since pJ
TN. surplus OF corn over the b,
essential tor home consumption, W
ko great, that we feel safe in say el
fll be a drag on the market at rs a,
hts per bushel' Our crop of hogs d.
Inc, making the outlook for next te
bright one indeed. W
with great interest the letter 10 si,
! issue, from Mr., I. D. Oglesby. al
as was evidenced in our late tn
some warm friends in this coun- la
|ince they stood by him 90 nobly, ar
Ice of such enthusiastic opposition wi
had. they will be gratified to 20
bat he feels and expresses his m,
b to them. I do not think bow> cr
y the fight made against him, in wi
b, was Of a personal nature, but m,
third ter N issue. As an officer to
mire him, and our people with of
ID proclaim him one Of the ablest cal
Attorneys we have ever had, rec
Csllahatcbie will cheerfully and op,
cooperate with him in work~ del
d Mr.. Slack handsome majority in
November election, Now that he
hry election is ever, our people era
aside their differences and all 9th
cept Mr.. Slack as the man. II will
doubts this, let him come over Sla
/ bat warm reception we will
Rl for the construction of two I
ges, one across South and the bru
\ North Tillatobia Greeks near 5or
how at the banks, and the work Cor